What is true regarding the command ls > files if files does not exist?
A. The output of ls is printed to the terminal
B. files is created and contains the output of ls
C. An error message is shown and ls is not executed
D. The command files is executed and receives the output of ls
E. Any output of ls is discarded
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Odd that this is not mentioned in manuals about options “>”